Fragmented notes hint at political, religious clash in old world tone
The fragmentary text references President Cleveland, Harvard morning prayers, General Sula C. Black as Commissioner of Pensions, Armour & Company ordering British cable for 5,040 pounds for army use in Egypt, and various remarks about Democrats, notable figures, and religious demographics. The garbled source suggests a period piece with political and social commentary, plus scattered notes on public figures and institutions.
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Noisestream of Postwar Politics and Society in 19th Century Fourth
A sprawling fragment covers politics, polygamy critique, and New York society. It references Cleveland’s inaugural address, a Rockaway Beach hotel sale, cabinet votes, rent issues, and a vivid salon of Vanderbilts. The text blends editorials, poems, and gossip on branding and power.
Smuggling via Mail: Curious Items Intercepted by Customs
A New York Morning reporter details how ships’ mail from foreign posts carries dutiable goods. Diamonds, rubies, cameos, and sapphires are seized while lace, gloves, stockings, and pamphlets conceal valuables. Old bibles hide watches and jewelry. ladies on Murray Hill were charged duties.
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Alaska Promise of Rich Resources and Growth
The article extols Alaska as vast in coastline and forest, predicting immense mineral wealth including gold and copper, bountiful fish, and a strong future economy. It asserts Alaska will soon be one of the most active, prosperous territories, likening its potential to far larger inland regions and noting California as a rival model. It mentions climate extremes and a republican-like spirit amid coastal and inland developments.
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Buggy Hiding Mary Rasy Proposes Self Acting Vehicle
A Philadelphia Telegrams report details a Williamsport inventor claiming a self propelled buggy requiring no horse. The device uses two forward uprights to power a ride at six to seven miles per hour and offers leisure, safety, and cheap operation, with a 25 cent admission to view.
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The Horrible Kazoo Causes Family Turmoil
A Woodside family faces disruption after a boy bought a kazoo and then ramped up noise and chaos at home. The incident escalated with the father accusing the boy of ruining the household while police were mentioned. a damages suit was filed, per the New ark News report.
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Dog Attacks Carrier in Jefferson Market Court Case
In Jefferson Market Court the owner of a greyhound faced a case after the dog allegedly attacked a carrier on Bleseker Street. The owner claimed the dog was trained to respect a blue uniform and had a history of restraint when a postman approached a mail cart. The testimony referenced a prior incident in Buffalo where the dog was kicked by a postman.
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Constipation and its dangers blamed on irregular bowels
A historical remedy advertisement argues constipation poisons the system through decayed matter and gases. Burdock Blood Bitters is claimed to relieve or cure constipation, with a testimonial from J.S. Williamson of Rochester praising its recovery after one bottle.
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